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UNITED KINGDOM: Doctor removed from medical register after using a surgical instrument to brand his initials on transplanted livers of patients
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Funniest video I have watched in a longtime. Zim girl talking to a Nigerian dude.
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Over 80% of Platinum Group Metals are from two African countries but those Africans are arguing about who must be waiters and other useless things
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I TOOK BETTY WHITE?!?
NOW?!?
I am a terrible, horrible, cruel, miserable God.
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Eating my lunch @ 10 cause surely itβs a sign of madness to be starving with food next to you.
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BREAKING: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libya's former leader Muammar Gaddafi, has registered as a presidential candidate for the December 24 election.
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βGo the extra mile , itβs never crowded β #WeekendVibes #VukaUgezeUbangene
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Do you know...
You improve the taste of your coffee by not washing your same coffee mug for more than a month.
You can thank me now.
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A society built for 4.6 million Whites will not suddenly produce positive outcomes for 50 million Blacks without building a society for 60 million people.
Stop this copy and paste, our ancestors left us with creative minds
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"The death penalty was deeply rooted in racism. It was politicised and weaponised as colonial administrators targeted and profiled particular ... suspects. Colonial judges severely prosecuted these crimes, which stood as evidence of the so-called 'savagery' of Africans."
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"During the colonial period, punishments that were being abandoned in Europe found fertile ground in Africa. Among them was the death penalty, which was deployed as a key element in the mechanism of colonial repression."
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